Thinkin’ Out Loud at The Clash: That Was Fun, NASCAR, Let’s Never Do It for Points
Let’s face it. The new Clash is working, but for once, let’s just keep it the way it is.
Let’s face it. The new Clash is working, but for once, let’s just keep it the way it is.
Preece led the most laps of all drivers in his Stewart-Haas Racing debut.
Who… should you be talking about after the race? Martin Truex Jr. might like to forget 2022 happened as he went winless and missed the playoff cut, but he kicked off the new season by edging former teammate Kyle Busch for bragging rights in the second heat of the day. From there, Truex took home …
It’s Truex’s first win in the Clash and his first appearance in victory lane since 2021.
Johnston will lead Ryan Preece’s No. 41.
Ryan Preece taking over for Cole Custer is absolutely the right move for all involved.
Custer will drive a second SHR car in Xfinity.
While SHR is not yet certain on who will drive the car next season, we have Anthony Damcott and Stephen Stumpf giving their thoughts on who they would hire to drive the No. 41 car in 2023.
It’s the first qualifying rainout in the Truck Series since Pocono Raceway on July 23rd.
The 2022 season has been full of drivers taking matters into their own hands on the track, with Las Vegas being the most recent occurrence. It’s time for that to end.
The ARCA title will be won by either Nick Sanchez or Daniel Dye. Who’ll come out on top?
Throughout his career, Ryan Preece has been one of NASCAR’s ultimate journeymen.
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